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The back drop is a Hudson and Allen item. Julie/Treefrog sells it here: https://www.treefrogtreasures.com/p-24744-eastern-woodland-backdrop-no2.aspx

Wow Wayne!! This is going to be good. Can't wait to see how this plays out.

1781.....somewhere in Spartanburg SC.......

Nice haul of figures you got there Mike. I also took advantage of the WB members sale. Some of the items I got were civilian figures. My favorite of the bunch being the Phyllis Wheatley figure, which is very well done and I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in it.

Wow Mike, this is awesome!! You've got a lot invested in this range. You did a fine job in laying the battle lines out and the ground work is superb. Thanks for sharing this. I must be a real sight to see in person.

Very interesting Steve. Always cool when we make these little historical discoveries, isn't it? Thanks for sharing this.

To quote that old commercial from the 1970's..."Is it live or is it Memorex"? Your work is so realistic that we always have to do a double take just to be sure that we're looking at a dio. Another outstanding job Frank!! Keep them coming.........! A pure joy to view your work!

Great minds think alike!! I've been doing the same thing. My back yard is semi-wooded so I have a constant flow of resources to use. I recently began using real dirt as well. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing here on the forum.

This looks very nice!! Your compact version turned out great. I like your use of actual tree branches or twigs. I've done that on several occasions with my scenes and it adds a good deal of realism. It's amazing how a very small tree branch fits into our scale models to appear as if...

I agree with Steve. Great angle and a very realistic set up. Nice job Rob!!

You always have top notch scenes Duke!! I love the layout here and the story it tells. Great work!!!

Jeff has a very nice collection. Thanks for sharing it with us Victor! I always like seeing how other collectors display their figures and, of course, to see what they have.

Thanks as always Mike for doing this for each year!! Looking forward to this year's Advent sketches for sure.

Very nice Wayne!! I love how you manage to get the propellers spinning in all your dio's. As Rob said in his above post, this is quite a creative work you've done here.

George, Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing about your experience. While I'm not into wargaming I can appreciate it a lot. Seems like it would be tons of fun to participate. It makes perfect sense when you say that war gammers are very knowledgeable when it comes to...

Wayne, Another great scene! Your photography is simply outstanding!

Duke, I agree.....nice photos!! Your photos always seem to capture the mood and the feel of each dio you make. One can certainly sense the winter chill in looking at these.

Rob, I love that you're back at it here with the saga. Can't wait for the next installments. These K&C Real West figures are outstanding!

That is a great piece!! I agree that the 6 oxen team completes the picture for sure! Congratulations Mike on getting this wagon. I'm sure you will enjoy it for years to come.

This looks great Mike! I have most of those sets as well and I plan on getting some of those large late autumn trees. Can't wait to see the finished product once you've gathered up the rest of the pieces you plan on adding to the display.